Summary

  • Updates on Friday 12 November

  1. Swimming pool to close for leak repairspublished at 11:38 BST 9 October

    Investigations into the cause of the leak at the Market Drayton pool will start next week.

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  2. City centre redevelopment scheme to get under waypublished at 09:47 BST 9 October

    Developers are said to be ready to tackle the first phase following the relocation of a compound.

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  3. Residents back pilot project to cut energy billspublished at 06:17 BST 9 October

    The council said a launch event for the scheme on a few streets in Graiseley saw a strong turnout.

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  4. Thousands raised for girl, 5, with terminal cancerpublished at 06:16 BST 9 October

    Rosie's parents say fundraising has allowed them to take time off work to support their daughter.

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  5. Amateur archaeologists make Roman findspublished at 06:14 BST 9 October

    People were invited to take part in a two-week dig at Attingham Park in September.

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  6. 'St George's flags on my cows cheer people up'published at 06:13 BST 9 October

    Ed Bunning says he has received a positive reaction to St George crosses painted on his herd.

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  7. Man, 43, with dementia raises thousands for centrepublished at 06:11 BST 9 October

    Father-of-two Kevin McCuskey was diagnosed with early-onset dementia last September.

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  8. Bridge branded 'frivolous' as costs spiral to £16mpublished at 06:10 BST 9 October

    A councillor says the bridge - bound by legal agreement - was a great idea, but is now not worth it.

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  9. MND has no compassion, say rugby player's familypublished at 06:09 BST 9 October

    Scott Morris died 18 months after his motor neurone disease diagnosis.

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  10. Ikea project set for major changespublished at 06:07 BST 9 October

    Under the plans, the building in Coventry will become a storage site for nationally important artworks.

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  11. 'I don't feel safe dialling 999 after police officer's behaviour'published at 06:04 BST 9 October

    Charlotte Smith was terrified by the ex-police officer's behaviour and was not believed for five years.

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  12. 'Record £14bn spent in the West Midlands in 2024'published at 06:02 BST 9 October

    New figures also show that a record 101 million people visited the region during that year.

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  13. Family pride at England dementia role for fatherpublished at 06:01 BST 9 October

    Rebecca says her dad, who will be among 22 mascots on Thursday, is "her hero".

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  14. Family fears over dad on intercepted Gaza aid boatpublished at 23:27 BST 8 October

    Mohammed Ali, from Swindon, was on board an aid boat intercepted by Israeli forces.

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  15. Stab wounds could be self-inflicted, court hearspublished at 18:36 BST 8 October

    A pathologist says Joanne Samak's injuries were more or less in a straight line down her body.

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  16. Unstable high-rise block forces road closurepublished at 18:10 BST 8 October

    Structural engineers are being brought in to secure the wall on the eighth floor.

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  17. Man charged with arson after Worcester firepublished at 17:58 BST 8 October

    The 20-year-old from Birmingham has also been charged with conspiracy to supply class A drugs.

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  18. Ex officer abused position for sexual gratificationpublished at 17:55 BST 8 October

    Paul Whitehurst committed gross misconduct for sexual gain, a tribunal hears.

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  19. JLR supplier reopens factory after cyber-attackpublished at 17:51 BST 8 October

    Evtec Group furloughed 900 workers on 80% pay after JLR halted production due to a cyber-attack.

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  20. MP 'buzzing' after Conservative leader's speechpublished at 17:31 BST 8 October

    Harriet Baldwin says the Conservatives will help millions "achieve the dream of home ownership".

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